localization on start page (#422)

Author: ElviraMustafina

topics/compose/compose-multiplatform-resources-usage.md

@@ -329,8 +329,8 @@ For example:
 val fontAwesome = FontFamily(Font(Res.font.font_awesome))
 ```
 
-To support special characters like emojis or Arabic script in web targets, you need to provide and
-[preload fallback fonts](#preload-resources-using-the-compose-multiplatform-preload-api).
+To support special characters like emojis or Arabic script in web targets, you need to add the corresponding fonts
+to resources and [preload fallback fonts](#preload-resources-using-the-compose-multiplatform-preload-api).
 
 ### Raw files
 

topics/compose/compose-multiplatform.topic

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
             <title>Popular use cases</title>
             <a href="compose-multiplatform-resources.md" summary="Manage and share common assets in a cross-platform app">Resources</a>
             <a href="compose-navigation.md" summary="Use the multiplatform Navigation library to implement navigation in a Compose Multiplatform app">Navigation</a>
-            <!--<a href="compose-localize-strings.md" summary="Adapt UI for different languages and regions">Localization</a>-->
+            <a href="compose-localize-strings.md" summary="Adapt UI for different languages and regions">Localization</a>
             <a href="compose-test.md" summary="Write and run UI tests for Compose Multiplatform apps">Test Compose Multiplatform UI</a>
         </primary>
         <secondary>

topics/compose/compose-rtl.md

@@ -245,9 +245,9 @@ internal fun TextField(
 ## Fonts for web targets
 
 Web targets lack built-in fonts for rendering characters for certain locales, such as Arabic and Chinese. 
-To address this, you need to provide and preload custom fallback fonts, as they are not enabled automatically.
+To address this, you need to add custom fallback fonts to resources and preload them, as they are not enabled automatically.
 
-To preload fallback fonts, use the `FontFamily.Resolver.preload()` method:
+To preload fallback fonts, use the `FontFamily.Resolver.preload()` method. For example:
 
 ```kotlin
 val fontFamilyResolver = LocalFontFamilyResolver.current